
Pat is President of Mathews Associates, a coaching and consulting practice dedicated to supporting leaders as they build productive partnerships, teams and workplaces. She worked with the Einstein Consulting Group for eight years, specializing in customer service, quality and management development. Pat has had over 40 years of health care experience, including clinical, management and educational roles in acute care, outpatient and educational settings. She is a registered nurse and holds a Master's degree in Health Administration. She also holds a leadership coaching certificate from Georgetown University and has achieved the status of Master Certified Coach (MCC) with the International Coach Federation. Pat served as National President of the American Society for Healthcare Education and Training (ASHET) in 1989. She has served as the Region 2 representative to the ASHET Board, Chairman of the National Patient Education Advisory Committee of the American Hospital Association and as President of the New Jersey Chapter of ASHET. In 1990, she was named a Fellow of Healthcare Education. Pat received ASHET's Distinguished Service Award in 1985, President's Award in 1991, H. Walton Connelly Mentorship Award in 1993, HCEA's Distinguished Service Award in 2000, the Excellence in Practice Award in 2004 and was named an Outstanding Young Woman of America in 1984. Pat was also the recipient of the Athena Award in 2001. She is a member of Coachville and ICF (International Coach Federation) and served as Leader of the ICF Virtual Community and chair of the ICF Global Credentialing and Program Accreditation committee. Pat is a faculty member and program director of the Leadership Coaching program at Georgetown University and has also worked as an adjunct faculty member at Seattle Pacific University. She has served as faculty at numerous national and regional conferences and has worked with health care organizations, companies and individual leaders nationwide. Pat also served as a national coach with VHA's Transformation of the ICU (TICU) program. She is proficient in the use of assessments, including the Leadership Circle 360 and Trimetrix and is a Certified Professional Behavior Analyst and a Certified Professional Values Analyst.
The types of clients Pat has successfully worked with
include...
Professionals
Executives
Corporate Leaders
Managers
Entrepreneurs
Musicians
People in transition
People seeking a change in career
People who want more balance in their lives
People who want to regain "passion"
in their jobs
How I became a coach...

Pat is President of Mathews Associates, a coaching and consulting practice dedicated to supporting leaders as they build productive partnerships, teams and workplaces. She worked with the Einstein Consulting Group for eight years, specializing in customer service, quality and management development. Pat has had over 40 years of health care experience, including clinical, management and educational roles in acute care, outpatient and educational settings. She is a registered nurse and holds a Master's degree in Health Administration. She also holds a leadership coaching certificate from Georgetown University and has achieved the status of Master Certified Coach (MCC) with the International Coach Federation. Pat served as National President of the American Society for Healthcare Education and Training (ASHET) in 1989. She has served as the Region 2 representative to the ASHET Board, Chairman of the National Patient Education Advisory Committee of the American Hospital Association and as President of the New Jersey Chapter of ASHET. In 1990, she was named a Fellow of Healthcare Education. Pat received ASHET's Distinguished Service Award in 1985, President's Award in 1991, H. Walton Connelly Mentorship Award in 1993, HCEA's Distinguished Service Award in 2000, the Excellence in Practice Award in 2004 and was named an Outstanding Young Woman of America in 1984. Pat was also the recipient of the Athena Award in 2001. She is a member of Coachville and ICF (International Coach Federation) and served as Leader of the ICF Virtual Community and chair of the ICF Global Credentialing and Program Accreditation committee. Pat is a faculty member and program director of the Leadership Coaching program at Georgetown University and has also worked as an adjunct faculty member at Seattle Pacific University. She has served as faculty at numerous national and regional conferences and has worked with health care organizations, companies and individual leaders nationwide. Pat also served as a national coach with VHA's Transformation of the ICU (TICU) program. She is proficient in the use of assessments, including the Leadership Circle 360 and Trimetrix and is a Certified Professional Behavior Analyst and a Certified Professional Values Analyst.
Professional Background

Education
Certificate in Leadership Coaching, Georgetown
University, 2001
M.A., Health Administration, New Jersey City
University, 1981
B.A., Health Education and School Nursing, New
Jersey City University, 1977
Certificate, Supervisory Leadership, Rutgers
University, 1974
R.N. Diploma, St. Luke's Hospital School of
Nursing, Bethlehem, PA, 1970
Continuing Education
Ongoing!!
Affiliations

I am a member of Coachville
and the International Coach
Federation.
I have been trained and mentored as a coach at
Georgetown University. I have hired two coaches of my own as well.
Although I am a graduate of the certificate program, I continually take
classes to keep me on the cutting edge of any new developments in coaching
and I am active in the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the International
Coach Federation.

I am also a member of the Chamber Network - an organization designed to
bring together local Chambers of Commerce.

I am a Certified
Professional Behavior Analyst
a Certified Professional Values Analyst
and I am certified in the Trimetrix
System for Job & Talent Benchmarking
as well as in TTI Performance DNA.
Contact Information

1020 Leidig Drive
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Ph: (717) 264 - 1143
Fax: (717) 264 - 0875
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